The Arrogance of Power: Bill Barr and the Ghost of John Mitchell
Reading Time: 11 minutes The Hall of Shame for attorneys general is getting a new member, who almost daily conquers new heights in the art of dissembling.
Our Counterfeit President
Reading Time: 7 minutes The Big House or the White House: thefts of different magnitudes and their inverse results.
Social Media Explodes With Ways to Help #BLM Movement
Reading Time: 3 minutes To a nation in turmoil, ordinary citizens cry out: What can be done?
More Reasons to Question the Jeffrey Epstein ‘Suicide’
Reading Time: 3 minutes Forensic pathologist Michael Baden has expanded on the evidence he provided to 60 Minutes. What he finds is more consistent with murder than with suicide.
Saudi Arabia’s Double Standard on International Justice
Reading Time: 4 minutes Young Saudi men facing serious charges in the US manage to escape their day in court and receive a quick flight home. Such meddling in foreign justice is a curious development, considering the hostility the Kingdom shows toward outside influence on its own internal affairs.
Campus Rape Epidemic Extends Far Beyond Frats
Reading Time: 7 minutes Sexual violence is endemic in unexpected places on college campuses, not just in “jock” environments like fraternities — and administrators aren’t doing enough to stop it.
Bank Sued Over Cartel Money Laundering
Reading Time: 3 minutes Are Mexican drug cartels terrorist organizations? Families of victims of violent gangs seek damages from bank that allowed cartels to launder money.
UPDATE: Sirhan Denied Parole; RFK Friend Distraught
Reading Time: < 1 minute Sirhan Denied Parole Despite Extraordinary Testimony from Shooting Victim, RFK Friend
Why New Ban on Televising Sirhan Parole Hearing?
Reading Time: 2 minutes By Shane O’Sullivan As I noted at the end of yesterday’s piece, media interviews with inmates are banned in California, so the only time the public gets to see Sirhan Sirhan is in televised coverage of his parole hearings. A few weeks ago, I was shocked to discover that, for the first time ever, no Read More